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St Joseph's College, Hunters Hill, with its special family ethos developed
in the main through its largely boarding and communal emphases, where most of
the students live-in fulltime, and in which the others are present well beyond
the limits of a normal school day, makes the College a second "home"
for its students in a very real way. A wide variety of young men, individually
different, from a whole range of diverse backgrounds and geographic locations,
learn to live, pray, work and play together. |
| Lifetime friendships, important lessons
in living and sharing, and qualities such as loyalty, trust and strength in adversity
seem to be especially nourished in this environment, as well as a special bond
between the young men and the teachers and carers who look after them. |